Study physics in London
Physics Teaching Labs
Take a tour of our physics teaching labs
Dr Francesco Lotti takes you on a tour of our physics teaching labs where experimental modules are taught.
Student insights
Day in the life of a Physics student
Jenna talks about a day in the life of a physics student.
Study spaces around King's
Physics student Jenna shows you study spaces around King's.
King's societies
Jenna talks about student societies at King's.
Physics Lab Interviews
Dr Bozidar Butorac
What skills can you gain from doing lab work? Dr Bozidar Butorac discusses the skils you gain and the types of experiments you can complete in our Physics labs.
Jenna
Find out more as Physics student Jenna discusses her initial impressions of the labs at King’s, as well as some of the experiments she most enjoyed conducting during her time here.
Boglarka
How do lab sessions help with understanding the material learnt during your course? Boglarka explains how she utilises lab sessions in her degree and how the skills gained can prepare you for future careers.
Taster talks
What is the horizon problem?
Dr Malcolm Fairbairn takes us back to the birth of the universe to examine the Big Bang Theory and horizon problem.
Function Vector Spaces
Dr Francisco (Paco) Rodríguez Fortuño talks you through Function Vector Spaces.
What is a matrix?
Dr Francisco (Paco) Rodríguez Fortuño introduces matrices as representing linear transformations of vectors.
Taster lecture
Physics taster event: Discovering Dark Matter
Professor Malcolm Fairbairn talks about his research on Dark Matter
The Inaugural Lecture Series
Physics Inaugural Lecture - Professors Ruth Gregory and Eugene Lim
The Inaugural Lecture Series from the Faculty of Natural, Mathematical & Engineering Sciences (NMES) celebrates the journeys and career successes of our professors, to provide insight and inspiration from the faculty's leading scientists.
What our students say
My department’s community is a very altruistic and supportive environment, with some of the greatest people I have ever had the privilege of encountering. Professors, lecturers, PhD students and other staff have almost always been very happy to help.
It is extremely inspiring that Maxwell and Higgs are a part of the history here at King’s. The teaching here is fantastic.